24 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
1
A telegraph style dispatch notes Italy's crisis nearing a government decision. Reports mention Orlando and Paris discussions, Wilson's message, and pressure toward an end to pro war conditions as allies seek timely resolution amid international tensions.
The board of commerce reviews wartime policy and local administration. L W Dliday and committee members are noted in a lengthy report on commendable civic effort and appointment of administrators for home district tasks.
Ambiguous notes describe attendees at a national conference in St Louis including officials from the commerce department and shipping board. The record names several individuals and references travel to the event held at a hotel on a specified date.
Fragmentary weather notice mentions scattered conditions and possible periods of rain with uncertain timing. No clear location or official station data available.
The 80th Division ships from LeMans embarkation center April 28 for arrival on U S soil. The unit includes Corry and western Pennsylvania men from the 818th Machine Gun Battalion and Ath unit veterans trained at Camp Lee. Reports note the Kaystoke Pirates and a proud wartime record as the division moves toward arrival.
A damaged pole along the line cut current late yesterday affecting Lovells and Waterford areas. Crews isolated the fault, restored power by about midnight, and worked through the night to fix the pole near Waterford. The outage lasted for roughly one hour at noon, with ongoing repairs continuing into the morning.
Members of Corry Handball Club gathered at the Washington Street grounds for a short practice session ahead of the afternoon match. A Sinn nose and a dufthig show were noted, as local supporters from the Snition Aid Society and United Brothiron aiured prepared to mirror afternoon activities with Mrs White near North Center.
The all ton whippet tank scheduled to visit this city tonight is delayed by impassable roads and will be shipped on a flat car from Erie tomorrow or Saturday. Chairman Crown said no planes are flying to the city. A Meadville overflight was reported but would not land, only distribute literature. Further announcements will follow upon word of arrival. Miss Ann Smith returned home from Kangasity Minnesota after visiting relatives. Belay Jost plans to New York for a business trip.
Banks announce monthly bonds to extend game appeal and attract subscribers. The plan allows an initial payment and ongoing monthly installments, aiming to broaden participation and support for the Victory Bonn venture.
A misspelled item notes complaints about young boys' practice activities and harassment of owners. It describes a near collision and a reprimand to a youth, warning of harsher action if offenses continue. The piece cites a streetcar company not liable for injuries from this practice.
Paul DeRosay arrives at Hoboken after twenty three months in service, twenty one of which were in France and Belgium. He served as an ambulatory unit with a corps and telegrams confirm his safe arrival. His father at home in Corry awaits further word.
A special meeting of the Corry Ministerial Association was held yesterday. Dr. C. J. Haskell presented an excellent paper on the BiProducts of the War. General Bsmton spoke next, drawing out much interest. Remaining business was set aside for the regular session tomorrow morning.
The motor club banquet is set for tonight with a lively program at Bayler's. Secretary Marshplay announced current club membership at 88, a new high for the rival organization, and noted several former members have joined elsewhere.
A regular meeting of the Municipal elwh was held last evening with good attendance. Applications for membership filed earlier were favorably acted upon. The club expects new billiard and pool room equipment soon.
Erie April reports the death of Frank Gunnison a longtime Erie county judge at his home from pneumonia He was a partner in Gunnison Fish Gifford and Chapin and active in law until ill a week prior His family and prominent local officials mourn his passing.
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